Opposition to Internment
Ain't I a Woman
I have a Dream
Ballot or Bullet
Gettysburg Address
100
the underlying reason for the Chinese exclusion Act of 1882 and the attempt to segregate Japanese American students from schools in San Francisco in 1906
What is "racism?"
100
the author who changed her name to emphasize her journey towards civil justice
Who is Soujourner Truth?
100
that children will be judged by"___________
What is "the content of their character?"
100
someone who isn't able to fully participate in American civil society
What is "someone without rights" or "a non-American?"
100
the speaker of the Address
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
200
was supported by those in communities who were friends, classmates, and religious fellowships and associations
What is "the opposition to internment?"
200
according to Sojourner Truth equality existed between these groups or types of people
What is men and women, free people and slaves, white women and African American women?
200
was the location of the speech
What is the steps of the Lincoln Memorial?
200
the issue the Senators were filibustering when Malcolm X gave his speech....
What is "civil rights?"
200
was what was being contested in the Address
What is "the proposition that a nation conceived in liberty where all men are created equal can endure...?"
300
Friends of Nissei
What is "a group in opposition to internment?"
300
means to turn the world upright
What is to advocate for justice and equality for all?
300
who doesn't have enough money to "pay the check" of slavery....
What is "the government of the United States?"
300
another name for "any means necessary"
What is "violence" or "revolution?"
300
was the significance of the place of the Address
What is "the bloody battlefield?"
400
a group that supported internment that sounded like one of the opposition groups
What is "friends of Issei?"
400
the repetitive phrase used by Truth like MLK's I have a dream...
What is "ain't I a woman?"
400
was the end of racism....
What is "the purpose of King's speech?"
400
the principle that African Americans should govern their own communities
What is "Black Nationalism?"
400
was extremely short and contained such powerful and moving language
What is "the Address or speech?"
500
was the most significant event of the 1940's destabilizing racist attitudes
What is "World War II?"
500
explicitly promotes women's rights
What is "Ain't I a Woman speech?"
500
the principle MLK used in his campaigns against racist institutions....
What is "civil disobedience?"
500
Macolm X's religion
What is Islam?
500
because the lives of the slain soldiers should
What is "inspire a nation to rally to their cause?"
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